BUSINESS GROWTH CONTROL

Our company has changed its name through the years to "modernize to the times," just as technology changes and improves, and we have been Business Growth Control, Inc. since 2007... We have been working with computer systems, networking and the Internet since 1978. We serviced the DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) Rainbow, 8-bit, 16-bit and eventually 32-bit systems, for larger companies that could afford them. The Rainbow had a Z80 coprocessor, or 8088 + Z80, and was a multi-boot, so a business could choose whether they wanted it to start up with MS-DOS, CP/M, or CP/M80. We wrote our invoices on a Tandy TRS80 computer using the Scripsit Word Processing Program from Radio Shack in 1979. We also repaired most of the other MS-DOS machines on the market including TI (Texas Instruments) Pros, NEC APCs, Wangs, and Zeniths, and in those days repairing meant soldering and de-soldering components on a circuit board (we also serviced televisions, superhetrodyne radio receivers, HAM radios,..

Also known as: Business Growth Control, Inc.

Primary location: Walden United States